About

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Seminar for grad and undergrad students on Saturday 25th of August 2018click here
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Nehru Planetarium was commissioned on 3rd March, 1977 with the objective of creating a center for scientific study in astronomy where various scientists and scholars would meet periodically for discussions and lectures on various astronomical topics.

Planetarium Exhibits:
The planetarium has a rich collection of exhibits that has been developed over the years. These are in the form of 3D models, murals and information charts.

Sky Shows:
The planetarium conducts a free sky show on all Sundays <except during the monsoon period and if the sky is cloudy>. This show is free of charge with no prior appointment is needed. However, in case of cloudy sky visitors are advised to call (022) 24920510 for confirmation.

For School children:
Keeping in tune with ‘Catch m’ young’ the planetarium has many activities for the secondary and higher secondary students. These are conducted all round the year but more specifically when the school have holidays. These activities are not confined to astronomy alone but cover wide spectrum of scientific disciplines – physics, chemistry, biology, environment science etc.
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Science Laboratory for School Students:
Nehru Planetarium has a new laboratory facility for the school students 8th to 10th , where the students can get hands on experience in doing the practical exercises given in their text books. For more < click here >

Amateur Activity:
Like any other planetarium across the world, Nehru Planetarium, Mumbai supports amateur astronomers activities – such as special sessions for dedicated amateur astronomers, amateur telescope making, making available monthly sky charts etc.